Indiana Hoosiers
Basketball Tickets

Only special basketball teams get a Hollywood movie in their honor, and with Indiana Hoosiers Basketball tickets you can sit in the stands to watch this spectacular squad show their skills on the hardwood of "the Carnegie Hall of basketball," Bloomington’s own Assembly Hall.

Indiana University Basketball Tickets

Hoosiers fans are in luck this year because Vivid Seats has a sizable stock of Indiana basketball tickets for sale. From the early days of coach Everett Dean in the 1920's to the success the Hoosiers enjoyed under the ever-fiery Bob Knight - Indiana basketball has been at the forefront of college hoops for decades. You can observe the tradition continue this season by securing 2015-2016 IU basketball tickets from our ticket marketplace. Book your seats using the Assembly Hall seating chart and witness this venue filled to capacity with Crimson and Cream.

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Indiana Hoosiers Tournament Tickets

The Indiana Hoosiers are planning on battling their way into the NCAA Tournament by showing their class during the Big Ten regular season. If Indiana is able to qualify for the tournament, Vivid Seats will have great deals on all NCAA Final Four tickets.

Team
News

Hoosiers Looking to New Leaders in Transitional Year

There was virtually nowhere to go but up when head coach Tom Crean took over a struggling Indiana basketball program back in 2008. Now, as he prepares for his sixth season in Bloomington, Crean must manage the ever-increasing expectations for a team that will have to replace its top four scorers from each of the past two seasons, which ended in berths in the Sweet Sixteen and the Elite Eight, respectively.

To replace the production of the departed starters, Crean will lean heavily on Will Sheehey—who led all returners with 9.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game last season—as well as Yogi Ferrell, the team’s leader in assists a year ago. Much of the team’s success will depend on its incoming crop of freshmen, which is ranked as the No. 6 class according to Rivals.com. The group is led by Noah Vonleh, an explosive athlete at the power forward position who could instantly become the team’s go-to option on both ends of the floor.